The Motherson journey - January 2019 Photo by Rajarishi Mitra.
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Motherson. • Samvardhana Motherson Group was started in 1975 as a partnership between Late Mrs. Swaran Lata Sehgal and her son Mr. Vivek Chaand Sehgal. • The name signifies a relationship of trust with all stakeholders. 3 Photo by Rajesh_India
US$ 11.5 billion* in yearly revenues. (for FY17-18) Operating 2010-18 over 250 SMG CAGR = 27.09% facilities in is one 41 countries. of the world’s Over fastest growing 125,000 specialised people worldwide. automotive Working component with 32 manufacturing joint venture companies partners. for OEMs. 4 * Including revenue of recently acquired Reydel group on proforma basis
MSSL's core business units. % of MSSL sales*. • One of the largest manufacturer 01 Modules, of IP modules, door trims and bumpers, bumpers for passenger cars in 51% Europe & India door trims 51% and plastic parts • One of the largest 02 Wiring manufacturers of wiring 27% harnesses for passenger cars in harnesses 27% India and for commercial vehicles globally 21% 21% • One of the largest manufacturer 03 Rear of rear-view mirrors globally, view mirrors 5 *For FY 2017-18
VISION To be a Formulated in 1997, the globally vision of the Group has preferred remained solutions unchanged. provider. 6 Photo by Tobias Nordhausen.
5 Year Plans 5YP. Since 1999-2000 we started to print our targets for the next 5 year plans in our Annual Report. Today, Motherson only gives a 5-year guidance with a focus on long term growth 7
5 Year targets & our achievements. Target Achievement Target Achievement Target Achievement (as set in 2000) (2005) (as set in 2005) (2010) (as set in 2010) (2015) Make MSSL a 5 Billion Dollar Achieved Achieved Achieved Company USD 5.5 Bn Make MSSL a Billion Dollar Company To cross Rs. 1000 Crore USD 1.5 Bn Rs. 1029 Crores* 70% of our consolidated (Consolidated) by the year 2005 *taking full turnover of JVs 60% of our consolidated turnover Sales from turnover should cater to the Sales from customers should cater to the requirements of customers outside requirements of our customers outside India is 85% Sales from our customers outside India India was 70% outside India Achieve 30% of sales from global customers outside Global Presence in 26-27 customers Single largest Presence in 25 countries India was 29% Contribution from any individual countries customer contributed customer in our turnover shall not be Largest customer 15% of the total Not to have dependence of over more than 20% of the total turnover contributed 27% of turnover 25% on any one source 26%* the total turnover (on consolidated basis) ROCE of 37% Strive to maintain business (standalone basis) 36% Attaining ROCE of 39% Achieve ROCE of 40% ROCE of 40% ROCE of 22% (Excluding Acquisitions done post (on both announcement of Vision 2015) Return on Capital Employed of Consolidated & (consolidated basis) 40% 41% Standalone Basis) Shift our stated dividend policy of Dividend Payout (on standalone basis) Dividend Payout 40% payout of the company’s profits Ratio Dividend Payout Ratio 40% Ratio was 43% for to 40% payout of the consolidated 44% (Standalone) 2004-05 Profits 32% (Consolidated) Dividend Payout Ratio Dividend Payout Ratio of 40% of 37% (on consolidated basis) our consolidated net profit 62% (on standalone basis) Consistent Growth with Focus on Target ROCE of 40% 8
1 2 The targets. USD 18 billion 40% FY 19-20. ROCE 202 (Consolidated) (Revenue) Our fifth 3 4 5-year plan. 3CX15 40% (No Country, Customer, Component to contribute more dividend than 15% to our revenues) (Of consolidated profit) 9
02 Our path of profitable growth.
* Revenues of PKC group (acquired at the end of March 2017) of Euro 845.67 million for 2016 on pro forma ** Revenue of acquisition of Reydel group amounting USD 1,048 million (based on unaudited financials for CY 17 USGAAP) on proforma 11 # on Pro-Forma basis
Acquisitions: The group has integrated 21 acquisitions since 1 2002, creating synergies while leaving inorganic growth. companies to manage themselves as autonomously as possible. Acquisitions at the behest of our customers. 12
Integrating Reydel in Motherson. is now • Post completion of acquisition on August 3, 2018, Reydel is now integrated in Motherson and renamed SMRC • Added 20 manufacturing facilities across 16 countries. • Expanding Motherson presence in 5 new geographies • Strong portfolio in automotive interior modules that includes Instrument Panels, Door Panels, Console Modules, Decorative Parts and Cockpit Modules • Adds USD 1 Bn* to the top line * Revenue of acquisition of Reydel group amounting USD 1,048 million (based on unaudited financials for CY 17 USGAAP) on proforma basis 13
A strong focus 2 on ROCE. • Return on Average Capital Employed (ROACE) for MSSL in our 5-year plans. 48% Standalone 46% 43% 41% 40% 39% Target 37% 36% 28%* 26% 27% Consolidated 24% 22% 21% 18% Consolidated ROCE, excluding acquisitions done post announcement of Vision 2015 2000 2005 2010 2015 2016 2017 2018 14 * Excluding PKC acquisition and start up costs for the new plants at SMP
3 Over 250 Global Footprint. facilities of SMG in 41 countries. NETHERLANDS ESTONIA CZECH GERMANY POLAND REPUBLIC HUNGARY FINLAND LITHUANIA RUSSIA SLOVAKIA UK IRELAND JERSEY FRANCE SERBIA USA PORTUGAL SOUTH KOREA MOROCCO JAPAN INDIA CHINA MEXICO SPAIN PHILIPPINES LUXEMBOURG HONGKONG ITALY THAILAND CROATIA CYPRUS SINGAPORE BRAZIL MACEDONIA SRI LANKA ARGENTINA AUSTRALIA MAURITIUS UAE INDONESIA SOUTH 15 AFRICA (AA) New geographies added with Reydel Acquisition 15
3CX15 Customer-wise 3 revenue breakup. ROLLING STOCK Audi Others Daimler Paccar Scania Maruti Suzuki VW Tata Kia Seat AUTOMOTIVE GM Hyundai Renault Group Ford Porsche BMW PSA CX15 achieved 16 Please note that the split in the charts are based on Reydel’s unaudited CY17 US GAAP figures and for MSSL on FY17-18 figures
3CX15 Geography-wise 3 revenue breakup. Others Germany India France Brazil UK Spain S. Korea Mexico USA China Hungary 17 Please note that the split in the charts are based on Reydel’s unaudited CY17 US GAAP figures and for MSSL on FY17-18 figures
40% Payout: Stated 4 Dividend Policy. 20,000 40% (Rs. in millions) 37% 15,970 34% 15,543 33% 16,000 32% 32% 30% 29% 29% 12,923 12,000 PAT 20% Dividend Payout 8,625 8,000 Dividend Payout Ratio 5,503 5,068 10% 3,775 4,000 3,184 2,428 840 786 160 46 268 '- 0% 2000 2005 2010 2015 2016 2017 2018 18
03 Our "not so secret” recipe.
Top line is vanity. Bottom line is sanity. Cash in bank is reality. Never pursue top line for the sake of topline only.
How Motherson creates value. 21
…the world’s most Peugeot Volvo Porsche admired Mahindra Fiat Chrysler Land Rover brands. Honda Renault Mazda Toyota Audi Navistar Daimler Hyundai BMW 1 Tata Proud Paccar Motors Tesla John Nissan to be Deere Suzuki Ford part of… Bombardier GM Volkswagen 22 Photo by Glenn Strong 22
2 Strengthening customer trust via QCDDMSES 2. Cost performance. 1. Quality Work at leading cost levels. Seamlessly fit global quality standards of the customer. 3. Design Provide design support for current products 8. Sustainability and new concepts. Be committed to long- term greatness rather than transactional relationships. 4. Delivery Deliver globally and be able follow the customer where they need us. 7. Environment Meet the highest 5. Management environmental 6. Safety Lead the organisation standards. Work to the highest with the highest standards of governance safety. standards. 23
3 As a result, Motherson is trusted by OEMs globally. Volkswagen Daimler Toyota Regional Supplier of the Year Best Self Contribution Award Silver award Reliant Supplier Business Partner Supplier Award for Best Excellence in Innovation & Award Partnership Performance ZERO PPM Certificate for Certificate for Performance Technology Award (support in global growth) Award Award Quality Delivery Maruti Suzuki GM Ford Renault Nissan Excellence in South America Overall Best Overall Comprehensive Certificate for Supplier Quality Supplier of QCDM Performance Excellence Award the Year Award Supplier Performance Assessment Safety of the year Awards 24
3 As a result, Motherson is trusted by OEMs globally. Hyundai Tata Motors Mahindra Volvo Honda Cars Platinum Best Best SPD Gold Award from Quality Excellence Outstanding support Award Supplier Performance Honda Award in Sales Promotion Paccar Navistar Foton Ashok Suzuki Honda Motorcycles Harley Leyland Motorcycle & Scooters Davidson Supplier Diamond Excellent Zero Defect Performance Award – Quality Management Product Performance Supplier Supplier Business Partner New Development Award Development 25
3 As a result, Motherson is trusted by OEMs globally. Caterpillar JCB John Deere Excellence in Quality, Commendable Partner-level Supplier Platinum Level in Strategic Partner in Delivery, Technological Performance for In Achieving Supplier Quality Progress Support and Cost India Business Excellence Program Excellence Process Chairman’s Award Management Komatsu Honda Power Kobelco Tata Hitachi Products Significant Supplier Contribution Performance Preferred Business Significant Contribution Award Award Partner on Quality 26
4 SMRP BV New Orders Order Book 1 worth Rs. 23,810 crores** (Euro 2.83 billion) Total order book received during (€ 19.53 bn) H1 FY19 1,64,315 (€ 17.2 bn) (€ 1.98 bn (€ 15.2 bn) Order book at Reydel) (€ 12.9 bn) 1,29,785 (€ 11.9 bn) 1,17,205 (€ 4.82 bn) 89,000 94,900 40,553 (Rs. in Crores) (€ 1.98 bn Incremental Order book of Reydel) Execution of Orders worth Rs. 20,781 crores (Euro 2.47 billion) (20,781) started during (€ 2.47 bn) H1 FY19 Order Book Order Book Order Book Order Book SOP New Orders Order Book as on as on as on as on H1 FY 19 H1 FY 19 as on 30.09.16 31.03.17 30.09.17 31.03.18 30.09.18 **Lifetime value at Euro Rates of 30.09.2018 SOP: Start of production i.e. commencement 27 **Lifetime value at Euro Rates of 30.09.2018 of commercial execution of orders 1 Orderbook: lifetime sales that are expected to be recorded for vehicle programs that we have been awarded by OEMs but which are not yet in production
4 Trust has led customers to ask Motherson to do more. 3 Continuous Growth non-linear through growth. joint ventures. 2 Inorganic growth. (21 acquisitions completed.) 1 Organic growth. 28
5 Increasing content per car: a “not yet” company. Wiring Harness Cockpit Bumper Frontend Module Door Trim Focus on Interior Lamp Pillar Trim giving the best suited Inside Handle Spoiler solutions to Fuse Box Air Cleaner Assy. customers. with an open Junction Box Tail Gates mind. In the Increasing process, we Grommets & content per car Compressor Rubber Parts increase Shock Absorber content per Connectors Outside Handle vehicle, serve Extruded Plastic more Parts Scuff Plate geographies, Battery Tray get new Box Floor Console technologies, Headlight Pedal Box Assembly make new Tail Light acquisitions, Air Intake Manifold etc. Sheet Metal Wireless Power Parts Body Control Vehicle Exterior Mirror Interior Mirror HVAC Systems Module Electronics 29
Supporting customers with world-class facilities globally 3 of our largest plants begin operations
Recently set-up plants Zitlaltepec, Mexico • Groundbreaking: 2015 • Products: Bumpers, Rocker panels etc. • Size of the facility: 194,000 sqm. 31
Recently set-up plants Kecskemét, Hungary • Ground breaking: 2016 • Products: Bumpers, Door panels etc. • Size of the facility: 300,000 sqm. 32 Photo by Motherson.
Recently set-up plants Tuscaloosa, USA • Ground breaking: 2017 • Products: Bumpers, Door panels etc. • Size of the facility: 993,000 sqm. 33
04 Implications.
Returns to shareholders. 2,713 X which is equal to • INR 2,500 invested in the MSSL 271,249% return IPO is worth INR 6,783,717 (including cumulative dividend)*. Cumulative dividend Capital Value 268X 9 85X IPO 8X Bonus Issues 1993 2000 2005 2010 2018 35 * As on 21st December 2018
Moody's Investors Service, ("Moody's") has assigned Baa3 foreign currency and local currency issuer ratings to MSSL. The ratings outlook is Stable. India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra.) has assigned coveted AAA rating to MSSL. The ratings outlook is Stable. ** adding EBIDTA of Euro 64 million of PKC group for 2016 36 *Excluding other income and exchange fluctuations
Industry Recognition. Motherson Sumi Systems Ltd was recognized as the “Outstanding Company of the Year Award” at ‘India Business Leader Awards’ (IBLA) in April 2018 37
Rankings. SMG ranked 23rd MSSL ranked No. 1 MSSL among the Fab among global auto ancillary in India 50 companies of Asia automotive suppliers for 7 consecutive years for 6 consecutive years by Automotive News by Fortune India by Forbes 38
Creating value for all stakeholders. Set new standards in Ensure good corporate society customers customer citizenship delight Proud to be part of 360 degree value creation. Involve employees as Enhance partners in employees investors shareholder progress wealth 39
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